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Dating is not in the same category as friendship or dining and dancing with any old stranger.

Dating is a selection process based on attraction and a bunch of other factors, such as shared values and common interests. We’ve come to a time where we, as women, are self-made, successful, in touch with ourselves and so much more. If she isn’t trying to mess with femininity, masculinity, and chivalry, then what exactly is she doing?

Ultimately, each couple should have the ‘money talk’ and decide who pays for what. First we go to a live event, then grab dinner, dancing and end the night with drinks. Garcia, but if I’m dating someone for the first time, someone I probably met online and know very little about, I don’t want to spend six hours with him on a first date. For his time, for picking the venue, for treating me to coffee.

There’s nothing wrong with taking turns to pay for your night out. I agree with sometimes taking turns paying after you’re in a relationship, as I outlined above. Whatever happened to meeting for coffee, tea, ice cream, or a drink? If paying for someone’s drink makes them feel entitled to sexual favors, isn’t that called prostitution?

It's someone you don't know.'Ms Ward said in this case, women should not expect men to pay. 'Girls, you have to realise that this man on this date with you needs you to offer to pay for your part of the date.'Ms Ward said men are completely welcome to say "no" to the offer but the offer needs to be there.

'How many dates does a man have to go on a pay continuously for a woman, not getting a second date? And as for the women's side, Ms Ward said men need to realise that in most cases, women who expect them to pay are not trying to 'use them' for dinner.

Thank goodness for greater equality in the work place. Again, this is based on hard-wired principles of attraction and masculinity/femininity. I don’t think women should assume anything, whether it’s a first or tenth date. Less assumptions, curiosity and open-minds on a first date. But, let’s get back to the topic at hand…who pays for the first date? We don’t have a lot of control over our primitive brains when it comes to attraction and courtship, no matter what century we’re living in. I’m sorry, but this just feels wrong to me on a first date.

Here were the results: Guy 1: Yes, because if we don’t pay…we’re not going get a second date. Therefore, sometimes it could be rude for the woman to split the bill.If you do want to offer and you’re okay with him accepting, do ask if you can contribute. She can offer to pick up the tab if they go somewhere after dinner for drinks.She can pay for valet parking if he pays for dinner. Once the couple is in a relationship, there is more equality in terms of who initiates and who pays.'What it is for a woman is that if you pay for her she feels like she is more value to you,' Ms Ward said,'We spend money on things that hold value to us.'Ms Ward said that while a first arrangement to meet should always be a two way street, an invitation for a date is different.'On a second meeting if the man asks you out and says "Let's go out I would love to take you out" there doesn't need to be an offer to pay because it's an invitation somewhere and generally speaking you wouldn't,' Ms Ward said.'That is the first date.'Beyond that point there has to be an equal and fair exchange of what you are both bringing to the table.'Ms Ward concluded by urging all singles to realise that there are two sides to every coin.